Mumbai: Vedanta Limited has reported its best-ever financial performance for the fourth quarter and full year ending March 31, 2026, with record revenue, profit, and operational growth.
The company posted its highest-ever quarterly revenue of ₹51,524 crore, marking a 29% year-on-year rise. Annual revenue also grew strongly to ₹1,74,075 crore, up 15% compared to the previous year. Profit After Tax (PAT) for the March quarter stood at ₹9,352 crore, showing a sharp 89% increase, while full-year profit reached a record ₹25,096 crore, up 22%.
Vedanta also reported strong earnings, with quarterly EBITDA at ₹18,447 crore, up 59%, and annual EBITDA at ₹55,976 crore, up 29%. Profit margins improved significantly, reflecting better efficiency and cost control.
The company’s financial position strengthened during the year. Its net debt to EBITDA ratio improved to 0.95, one of the best levels in recent quarters. Credit ratings were maintained at high levels, indicating financial stability.
Vedanta generated strong cash flow, with ₹11,930 crore in the fourth quarter and ₹26,013 crore for the full year. Cash reserves also increased significantly, giving the company more flexibility for future investments.
Operationally, the company performed well across sectors. Aluminium production reached a record level, while alumina output saw a sharp rise. Zinc, copper, iron, and ferrochrome businesses also reported strong growth. The power segment recorded increased sales during the year.
During FY26, Vedanta achieved several key milestones, including starting production at a major smelter project, expanding its metal business, and making progress in oil and gas exploration. The company also secured a long-term power agreement to support future growth.
Vedanta is moving ahead with its planned demerger, which will come into effect from May 1, 2026. This step is expected to unlock long-term value for the company.
The company also delivered strong returns to shareholders, including a dividend payout of ₹34 per share and a total shareholder return of nearly 49% for the year.
Company officials said the strong performance was driven by better production, cost efficiency, and expansion of key projects, and they remain confident about future growth.
